
National Society
United States
Daughters of 1812
El Camino Real Chapter
Caruthersville, Missouri
Organized
October 1985
![]()
Liberty
Fraternity
Unity
![]()
Chapter Officers
|
President |
Mrs.
Larry Paul Jones (Joan) |
|
|
Vice President |
Mrs.
Fred Wright (Mary) |
|
|
Chaplain |
Mrs.
Herbert L. Perrydore (Lucille) |
|
|
Treasurer |
Mrs.
Cecil E. Hodges (Edna) |
|
|
Registrar |
Mrs.
John R. Fowlkes (Martha) |
|
|
Recording Secretary |
Mrs.
Billy Sides (Margaret) |
|
Contact
Us Eligibility Standardized Membership worksheet
![]()
El Camino Real history:
About 1789 the Spanish government laid out a road running
from St. Louis to Little Prairie
or what are now
Caruthersville, Missouri, then south through Arkansas,
Campo
de la Esperanza, opposite of what is now Memphis, Tennessee.
Through the greater
part of its course it followed the old Indian trace along
which
DeSoto very probably traveled.
This road was called by the Spanish "El Camino Real" the King's Highway.
![]()
ANCESTORS
Moses Bollinger
Everett
Creech
Edmond Edney
John Hathcoat, Jr.
Thomas
Higginbotham
William Hinkson
Joab Watson Kirkland
Joshua
Mullen (Mullins)
John Norton
John
Parrott
Isaac Reddin
![]()
National Webpage U.S
Daughters of 1812
![]()
Our web mistress is Mrs. Susan
Szewczyk any questions
She can be contacted at Susansz@nycap.rr.com
Web hyperlinks to non – National
Society of the United States Daughters of 1812
are not the
responsibility of the National Society United States Daughters of 1812,
the State
Organizations, or individual 1812 Chapters.
The 1812 Insignia is the
property of, and is copyrighted by,
the National Society
of the United States Daughters of 1812.
Authorization for use must be received from
the National Society.
Webpage last updated
May 2, 2005